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The Sign Off feature looks at radio's past, present and future through technology, applications and trends.
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Jul 1, 2008,
by Erin Shipps, associate editor
Looking back at McCurdy Radio Industries from 1974, Marvin Collins on the job at WUSH in 1956 and how today's youth are listening to radio. 
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May 1, 2008,
by Erin Shipps, associate editor
Shure SM60, WUSJ-1340 AM and the XM/Sirius merger
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Mar 1, 2008,
by Chriss Scherer, editor
More old General Electric FM radio ads for Color Radio.
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Mar 1, 2008,
by Erin Shipps, associate editor
Old General Electric FM radio ads, staff photos from WTOA-FM and HD Radio's role in new automobiles.
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Feb 1, 2008,
by Erin Shipps, associate editor
Hurricane Camille, KPO San Francisco and cell phone ownership.
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Jan 1, 2008,
by Erin Shipps, associate editor
A Collins 12H console at WFMS Indianapolis, Pete Fornatale at WFUV and America's techiest cities.
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Dec 1, 2007,
by Erin Shipps, associate editor
WXVW studios in 1968, a Texar ad from 1988 and current vs. future mobile phone usage.
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Sep 1, 2007,
by Erin Shipps and Chriss Scherer
Jeff Keith's SMO900, a 1957 ad for a General Electric transistor radio and songs played by label on terrestrial radio and Live 365 in 2006.
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Jul 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
WHK celebrates its 85th year this year, the original Media Touch system is revisited, and the next wave of radio listeners are listening to radio at all.
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Jun 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
Do you remember? The first Continental Electronics 317C 50kW AM transmitter was installed in 1965. The transmitter was mostly solid-state and featured
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May 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor senior associate editor
What feature to do consumers want most in their next MP3 player?
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Apr 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
What do you like best about radio?
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Mar 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
Do you remember? Gates-Harris Intertype manufactured and marketed the Vanguard I 1kW AM transmitter during the early 1960s. The transmitter combined solid-state
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Feb 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
Do you spend less time with other media because you're always online?
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Jan 1, 2007,
by Kari Taylor, senior associate editor
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